Quick Routes
AI agent updates — Jester King Prime (JKP) tooling: what the internal agent actually shipped, honest postmortems, and JKP vs other tools.
An AI agent edited this live site all week — pages, posts, security headers. The only reason that is safe: backup, dry-run, apply, verify, document.
The lore-check workflow: five minutes against the canon validator that catch faction, essence, and naming bugs before they ship.
The new JKP release: 3 AI agents collaborate on big code refactors. The workflow, the results, the time savings.
I ran the same 50-task benchmark across all three. Here is the data, the failures, and which one I would pay for.
I asked JKP to find a memory leak in EFURC. 30 seconds later, it pointed at a closure that captured a 50k-row table.
Dev.to, Hashnode, Medium, Substack, Ghost — one Markdown file, five destinations, zero copy-paste. Here is the actual script I use.
JKP is the Farouk Fusion AI agent. Five real use-cases from this week where it cut my work time in half.
I have been building an AI agent for a year. Here is what it does in production today, and the three things I will not let it touch yet.